miller“ ”Emmanuel”. hit
. I
;M“Wlll EM? 1131'” .
itsenylie‘a "they imam
Wells, till! for 087mm
Joseph his has moved his barber shop
Il'otime street to the store in the
' Whitney. Washington III-let.
TheOstholie club is g fora
his time oi the 1mm opening elite
new club-house in West mane, Thorn
do tithi- ‘
The Commercial more credits Nor-
wnlk with seven real estate Ilsles and
mounting ultimo for the
when w,
mMajol- Mitrmm u. Bnbhsll has written
Oouuflrzrlnan E. J. Hill. withdrawing
his app tion for the position of seller»
tore! customs at the port of Bridgeport.
The body of Charles Long. the con-
vict at the state prison who committed
suicide. has been given lo the Yule Me-
dlcll school. in accordance with the low
providin for such diepoud or unclaimed
Wofwnviols.
Charles Davis. of Oxford. recently
diinoverod on his farm the burrow of a
of skunks. With the assistance
of bore the burrow was 1“opened and
six'ieen skunks were captured
The appeul of Willian G.8tap1es
from the Weetport Robots Court in the
use of the will of the late Horace Staples
will he heard In the Superior Court at
Bridgeport on Tuesday. “by 4.
Nine physicians were arrested in
Maiden for failure to return birth cer-
tificates on time. The line for not mak-
ing a proper return of a birth certificate
is not less than 310 nor more than $25.
.BevWJFWelleDD lorthepast
tour ears pastor or the First Presbyter-
ian church of Greenwich. surprised his
congregation. Sunday. by announcing
that his pustorale would expire J one
John E. Light will open the discussion
oi the evening at the mid-week service
of the South Norwulk Congregational.
church, tomorrow evening The sub
. jeotls. “The Worth of Contentment. "
Alloreinviled
Sherman Mdrrell todny took a four-
horse load of root beer bottles from the
Eorwalk Pottery to Malnumnoch. "p
on his return he will stop at Port. Ches-
ter and move the furniture of Berbcrt D
Brown hack to Nowalk.
More desks and setteee will be placed
in the High school department. oi the
(loom school for the oocommrslntion oi
no increased number of pupils. l’Iioci-
pol Charles A. Tuelrer said yesterday
afternoon that his school is now iilled,
hot that it is not crowded.
Those diseonruged at failure to do
much in catching trout may have. the
pleasure which success brings with it by
trying for l‘lounders. The spot par cr-
oollenoe. where largest iish sizes and
quantities are hauled in in southeast of
Middle Groom], near Ellen's beacon.
Misses Grace Roberts. Maggie llol orls
and Edna Tntlle. also Arthur Williams,
from the North Center school. lluvc peso
ed examinations to enter the liver River
school The averages were high. the
lowest being 92 per cent. and the high-
est ill! per cunt
l’roI. Gibson will open the programme
of the hrstoi the "Fveuings of l‘fl\ cl "
in the Norwnlk Congregation“ chspel.
Friday night with selections on HIV
god . and Ignition?!” \rt club. 'i‘il
In. W on a ”stun t f
" last. KWallhiugton" will fit given by
”mT KNobic.
W
The fourteenth annual convention oi
the Womsn‘ II llelloft‘ tops 0! (antarcti-
out will be held at the ('nngregelllundl
church in liranionl. May I2. iltlfl l3
under the seminar 0! limo ltoqm lie
ll»! of that town limit Ilahsm
Poet. Ntlrwsllt. runke fourth in nmncv
for relief. ‘28 .
I” Loonanl bowie. who was Rater
My last committed to the empty JIII lll
nerve a sentence for alrcot walking. «lied
there from llclll‘t Ilillullsu superluduced
by alcoholism 'l‘ho Ilrcoaud we» lbs
wife of [Annual howl-t. on o aloruluu Id
Woelport. but bled beollu lIn Illue of the
almt. for several more Him who raised
III Westport. and her dumb I: u Imo
till ”bf (ileum 'l‘llll MM WII
llllfillt lll rty "w your! old
item dealer lellellieaer.
Al the North (leullr school Ibo lolo
lowlsu pupils Were III-mot in emu-
donoallurlag Aprll Mice i'.srgill It
(who (truce Lilarlt. Flfll‘flnl' .baows.
uh “Weigh Ilisnic MINI-ill
infig.’ ltI'Iherte. llluti Roland.” Milli
Wort! Wilson. Alton Alumni
{who llrltto. Histories liysbee.
(dark. Artl ltll' Grout. this
“(initial llellehe. l‘itllll' Hsvlleel.
, ; Hoyt? mills liider Wm"
_ 0 smaller
primary dependant. i‘lete
fit.
.li-IIII tiller-
illarlye iiiultll. Lilli»
this Meso- AI»
f hitter! which he iris
llIIIInlI!‘ hc l'l'llt'llll'll.
thumb!
W ‘ e ll!"
mousse bore and dim hideout-II
tnotational. seemed on whom
II; of the eloquence of Whole.
“Fondly do we hope." he coucloded.
.“ferventiy do we pray, that this
“mighty scourge of war may speedily
pass away. ‘l'et. if God wills that It
.ntinue until the wealth piled by the
bondtnan' a two hundred and fifty
years of unrequlléd toil shall he sunk.
and that every drop of blood drawn
with the lush shall be paid by another
drawn with the sword. as was said
three thousand years ago. so still It
must be sold. ‘ 'ho judgments of the
Lord are true and righteous ullo-
gelher.’
”With malice toward, uodc,‘ with
charity for all, with lirmncsll in the
right, as God gives us to see the
right. let us strive on to finish the
work we are in: to bind up the notion II
wounds, to co; for him who filmll
bare borne the-film, and for 1V1! wid-
ow and his 0 ail—lo do all obit ll
may achieve null cherish It Just and u
lusting pence among ourselves and
with situations."
A Disgusted Delineation.
All English otficcr, who pummel liillllf‘
limo with the army of ”I‘llill'l‘ll i.I-I-.
writes the following, in thc page» of
Blackwood: ,
"newer were riding back to Honore-
lovvn. we fell in with Colonel Wit-Io
haln. who crunnmnds a brigade in St..-
nrt's cavalry. in mnnecliou with when.
the following story wus lold Inc:
“it will be. n‘vnlculln-rcd that Virginia
was one of the lost stairs to rim-mic,
. and did not do so until she had cx»
lInIIImId every effort to 'I-ffcct n coulpro
misc; and wllcn she did so. lilo 'icw
Southern States that wore still limiiub
ing follow-d llcr example. and the our
become inevitable.
”ROCKS IX IIDDIJ Lli’li.
"Matters were willing to n crieie.
whcn lbc lending uIcu of Virginia will
u deputation of liIrI-c of lllt'll’ numbcr
to wall on tllc l'rcshlcul, llr.'l.incoin,
ll‘bcy
serum of tin- gravity of lln- ultuutiou.
und urgently I-uirt-nlctl llull hc Would
do notucllliug to Hill“ the cxclicuwul
amongst the pcuplc.
iriml to 'Illlprcss lIlill‘ u'illl fl
willow ll’i‘illlllull Ill
lhl- lllrcnls of ”W .\llllll|lllill'lllltlll. and
oi the .\'orllII-ll Sluice, \I'Im gcllinu III-
youd control.
"it was just after tlw lllklllll or Fort
tilinltct' und Mncolu'u buying I-Ililml om
III-vl-Illy-livc lhousund men to t'lll'l’i'l'
lltl- Noni h.
' ilul uhui would you how Iuc do?‘ '
‘lllIl .\lr. LiIIIIIIII
"Mr. l'lcnltlt‘lll. ' l’l'pllt'll mm of llll'
Ilcpulnliotl. 'I would bog you to lcml
Iilt' your liugcr llllll thumb for live min.
IllI-a' .
wbthcd lo lt'l'ill' mlnclhlnu.
mooning. of cIIIII-Iw. lllill lo-
"llul Mr. Lincoln dill lull clima-
lllldcrsluull lIlllI. '.\ly llugcr IIIIII
filly limp-r and
What Would you do will:
”win? lllow yIIIIl' limo-2"
"'i‘llc deputation rcliml in dilution,
and \‘lrgiuh ucccdodl"
tn
Lincoln's Maillln' lluelle.
"Mr. l'rcnitlcul." sold It fi‘le'liil to
Mill. "llll'l‘I' llll‘l Illlli'll luff tIf IImItI'lI
”my. lil thorn?"
“Wcll. no. .llmllllz i think Hood‘s
truly ls Illsllll ill ”i" ll! of Ilill ilyllm'
mg. down In mugsnmu county. Ind
lull cvcr hour ll”:u
“WI-ll. lilll llyltcs lilill a lulul. .I‘IIIII-r
dog, that was lorcvcr million into Iltc
pcluhlmrs' "will bounce null I'llll‘lwll
itmpl. 'l boy had ll‘ll'll to itlll ll .I mm
lml llllIcII. but lbc do“ we up trinity» by
noon tor llII-III l‘.lmtlly one or llwm
.or the bladder of a men. awl lillml it
”I u‘llh Intu'dcr. lylllu lilo uccl. ImIIIIIIl
g MHN’ ot puuh. When he now tllc do“
IclIIiIIg he filled this intuit. spill opcu
i- but Mas-uh. put the lllllllllt'f’ ill. lltcll
iIlIIIIvrI-tl it nicely and “If“? ll IIIII.
l‘lm do: llt‘llllllll‘l'll it ill s snip. l'rcliy
won thorn won on explosion. 'l‘lw
hood of the doll III on ”W porch. llll'
tomb-pt would nutmltllc litt- fl‘lll‘t‘,
llIII lIllui luau toll in the ditch. and the
tool of the do“ Itly emuud bullet. l'rI-l
ly soon lilll syim mun» about. and the
III-illhllot' sold: 1““. I rim-to lbw-c IIill'I
touch of that do. or your‘n lofl.’
‘Wolt. no. Itsld llllll ‘l one plenty IIl‘
phenol. but l soon! that dog. liil II ling.
ain't of much motes snout“ Joel on,
llsdlll. there may be lrsnnwul- I'Il'
Hood's army around. but i «one um
clog. an s dos. slu‘l oi touch more ow
mull." W 7 fl ,,
lie m list Iceland.
A minions «lied on the l'mlldelu.
and «dialled s m for llicllmtnnl.
Mll’tlli. until the would "i ‘l'l‘lflllll
tat var happy to no you. my
m’m Ml on tiny no I...
mated-Iv ssl by any bigger or meson.
tto be lire.1.iioeeph‘bennebnry
live in _a well troupe on a very mil
income lull lilies Wisely bet:
ideal of existence. ‘1 "Bo we week not
married II» II speculation: nevertbe
1m}. tints: marrla'se mines so mount
in one’s lite. Irehnd hopes that our
moneyed relatives would do the band:
name thing.
They did. First came a complete eel
of knives. tom and spoon» in n pol
lubed wood case. They were from the
musln Aggie had been named for.
”Such a sentdllle prudent!” paid her
mother: "they will last a lifetime."
"Yes," sold 1. "it will take us a good
while to wear all those out two at it
time." ‘
:‘llon't you suppoee we’re ever going
to cutcrinln any company. Joe?"
asked the girl of my allot-lion. tapping:
uu- on lhc cheek with one of the
forks.
'l'hlII was the beginning of no nvn-
loncllo of itllilulliimclldl'fl'l’ out spoon»-
nutmeg "Icons, soldiers? monument
spoon», bust options, portrait spoons ll
callcd tlIIIIIc lost our picture gallery.
and suggested; that they should be
framed in ribbons and hung up In the
parlor.) lluc of our friends acid a pair
of sullcd—nlnloud spoons.;lIrIping that
wo would cxchnlupv illcnl if they wore
duplicutcd. but it turned out ”In! lbosc
were the only mics wc hull. 'i‘hc sugar
spoons wcrc ll“ IIIurllI-Il. 'l'hcrc Wt'l’tl
live 0! lbcul.
A» the days went by and pieces of
sllvcr pill-d up on us i was more than
oncc rcnIinIicIl of thc couplc whose
courtship who conducted in Brown
lugcsc, and who wcrc illlctl out by
lhcir admiring lrlcntls with n llrowu-
lug lcu sci. with quotations around the
Mlgc. “till. lllc lilllc more. lllltl bow
lulu-ll it is!" Tim lI‘ImlII' lIlIII II run on
chino. but ll good tlt’zll of it got brokcn
lllt' lirsi your. The SIIIlllIII' InIcI-iull
wn» cit-hinge: they had enough ‘
cvcry room in llII- lltlllN‘"Ulll". they
lIl'l't'l’ hnd'u house: they have boarded
crI-r Illucl- they IIrcrc IIIIIrriI-ll. Finally
tho climax cnnlc who-u my old l'IIcIc
.lohu «out II» o solid sllvcr Icu not. i
hadn‘t cxpo-I-tcd anything; from him.
unlcss pcriIupII n liibh- or :I Wclmirr's
lIIIIIlII'iIigc-tl. for lIc didn't cnjoy giv-
ing anything away. Aggie» Iron getting
too tin-ll to bc wry cuilluslnsiic. lInI
bcr ImIlllcr was Ilclightcll. and it was
no um- IlIilIkiug ill!" 1 Ivould just ll'l
soon how bad tho IlloIlcy.
"1’th nmkcs om- hundrml and ”mm
dI-nr ~uinc more than Sonic Flfill hurl."
sulci lII-I' Isiah-r.
'iltlc lIunIlrI-Il and two." spill Aggie.
"VII Ilcnr. om- bombed and ”NW .
ouc huudrcd and too i :IIIIc this morn-
iIIg."
"till. i know i III-vor- shall not this
list righlf" cxI-lzlimml Aggic. diving
for llcr blank hook.
"Look out. ill' you'll bc llllillllilil limt
book to lllt' pnroon for :I prtlycr book."
“till I.
"\l'ouldu‘l llt‘ :I hit surpriicci."
uIIsn'I-I-ml, mulling;
ItiIctI Sllc It‘ll-I lircd.
\l'I-ll. \vc \l'l'l‘l' IIInrrh-Il. .\ mull
brmlibc; l‘lll‘li‘l‘ \I‘hcn 'Il's ot'cr with.
"llIII. Ammo," I said. no Illc curringc
llmll' l‘llilllllll'tl on us. "if it cvcr Imp
Ill'll'a in us uuulu. lci'It icurc out Ilw
llt‘flllll‘ll ~IIpcI'~'liliIIus."
"l lluou it," sold Anglo. "l ln-ggcd
thcm not, but Ilicy would smuggle
mum in. SW any in my hair?"
”Snow in your but brim."
l lII'IIIIIIIIIl lll'l' off. quI IIIIII uhizctl lilo
ucwupan-r I llml curl-fully brought
along to look lilw on old llllll'l'll'll "Inn.
and conjurwl with II o mluulc. hold.
log it out by llll iIIth-oviml luIllIilc.
“ill-Iv." she sold. "tlII- wry I-lIildn-u
llI kilIIlI-ruIIrII-u know hub- to mull.-
pnpcr IiIIIIipunsnIIIw brush IlII- cur.
l'lllgt- twill."
\l'llcll wc not out I gurc lin- lllIl-k-
mun ll IlIIeIpIIIIlIIl of ricc willI ll hill
(Ill itI|l.
\l'c III-gnu lIoIIm-kI-opiutz in n chm-l"
lIIl wuy III II lltllc bouuc on ll Ilcw
Illrccl. it was IIoIIIcllIiIIg likc to count
lIIIlIII- III ouc'u own tiiIIlII-r inblc. Wu
bud Ito llllll‘ll slII'cr that it lmllit’ll full-
uy will: our plain chino nobody but!
gIIcII ill ll lot of lcmwuul not» null
things. i Icil you IIIIII'IlIIuI- is u lot
My win-II ll l'lllllt'tl Io \t'ctltiluu prim»
"till. i liltI-II M't'lilfl .luglt-‘II fucc ill
llII- suitor bowl. illoultb. Every night
Ihc iiillc llllllll unspoiled. to live up to
”to IIpIquI-I lIIIIIIulIi llIcIu llilil Itll llul
l’l'ltl Illuluirs oll ll my and We pitched
them away in Ilw clout Iw hml IIIIIdc.
and ii prI-lly pcuuy iI mod. with ill
I-oIIIlIinIIllIIII lot-it. which went lulu llll'
cud or IlIc closet where nobody could
no! pl ll. ilnc night we cIIIIII- lIolIIc Ill
IwclIc from It l'I-cI-pllou. tlIIIl IIII \ll'
IIIIIII- Ilpsluirst not to Willie llIII ole-cpl
lllit lllllllllllltilli‘ll, Again «I slccpy her»
evil that elm lrippcti IIII llI-r modding
gown llllll l imd to hold her. We i'llilll'
upon the u llolc army on IlIc their pub
Illtlc our door.
"lou‘l .ll imposing? IIII Ionic!" Italti I.
"l ulIIIII'l I'lll‘t' nuyllllllu about some
out cwnnms any more it No not lit
put that nilli'l‘ slutty ul’lor l pol borne."
lurid \ugio IlIIIIpIII'lllIIly.
'lml ll fillitrlllt’l'l'."
“.illt I IIIIII. Mnnmm tltIIIiIII we're
so carrier‘s. We don‘t appreciate
IlIiouu cIIIIIIulI. ville only». ii any one
had glwu but such elegant lillllfl!
witch «to» was Inurretd Idle wouldn‘t
'llsvc dared to Ivlollc llor ”In!"
'“l'oltr- more iltstl that to hem my
“It'll "twill"
um i limped Male shove the My
Will “3".” g “Ml“ the Inuit M
i’ I
IIlIc
Adult“ could smile
‘1. Ml ' ” prefereucefot
sin-y Walker (whom- not as seed
“as” W!!!» In WWW
. mm ML
”Flatbed to. oil
to known i it
like mint it l'tl lamented at hind" 3’
;. That dildo the feel pretty good
ithongh dinner wesnt really.)
“But whatw" .
“We the silver! 1 came up to change
the folio and spoons so ihcy should
set worn alike and Pro shut the paper
with the combination In the chest, and
1 can't remember what It was!”
i got down beiltle her it was hot
ier than Mexico in that closet. I
turned nod tried the loclt.
"Do keep the drawn out of the way.
they tickle the book of my uccll." No
good. “Well. I guess we'll use the old
forks to—dsy." said I. "i don't believe
they'll fildo sway yet. awhile."
”0h, l'In Ito 'lellll—lht'y'm every
one shut up in that chest."
80 we laughed. What else was there
to do? it was funny when Deming
-
came. home wlth Inc to lcawwc'd naked ‘
him somc\doys before. it wouldn’t
have been funny with some girls. The
table looked principally willie china.
and the kitchen knives and forkll
didn't go round. Inter cut outlet with
a powder IIpoon? it is lll’l‘lll.
"Don't toll mention!" pleaded my
wife. I begun to think I should have
to call in n locksmith. when one even-
ing Aggie etnrllt'd Inc by jumping out
of bed crying, ”PM got it! I've got
it!"
"Got what—II nightmare?"
"I've got the combination! i'vc been
working on it all tllc limo. and it just
came to me in my sloop. llcl right up.
Joe. and hold the light, and mind you
don't III-l anything on lin~."‘ In another
two IIIinuchI the front of the chest
fell down. and behold our bouscholtl
gods! "If anybody ‘(Ivunts in stool
tho-In beiwccu new sud daylight. they
cu its all." sold Aggie: ”but i'm
no x-to shut that lock again to-
nigh anybody?"
III the full there was a burglar M‘fll‘e'
about town. and Auncs' mother came
over and gave lIcI' II Icclurl- upon lock
ing lbI- window». hiltc said We really
ought to ban» a burglar alarm. 'l'o
plcnso her, i had one pot. in. Election
night I wont down town. telling Aggie
not to sit up for tile. for i should wait
for tho rclllrus. It was ono o'clock
uhcn i Ollt'llt'tl the from door vcry
softly. ‘ not it! disturb Agnes-I.
HI*-r~r.br>r lac-piunk! i had forgoilcn
lhc nhlrm. ‘
licforc I had limo to say u word or
own turn down my coat collur. my
wife :IppI-urcd {ll lhc head or the
stairs. Sb» poinlcd u pistol at Inc. 1ch
hair hung blow and uh» Willi in IIcr »
ucil. Ilctcr mind: but ebt‘ loultcd IlisI-
Iroltluuiy‘ prcity “'
'I( you couuv one step further l
llri’!" slil't'rll'll.
"li's .llw. .‘flllt'!." will I, tum-lily.
"i don‘t bclicvc ll! ’l'nllc off your
but!"
i look it off. llllll qukc bcr u how.
"Don't shoot your husband, lit".'l Ilo-
iug llIc bold in» can."
AguI-s luugbcd hysterically.
"Uh, Jim. 1 was via friultlo-III-Il."
"WI-ll. this l'lllli llll' \l‘llll’lllllllll bur»
nior llllll'lll boson-ts," solid l. "\l’c'vc
lliltl about its llllll‘h of ii use wc \Iflllll.
'l‘oIlIorIou \Ic'll flt'l'lilt‘ “but slltcr
ul- unul lo lI-Io l' wry dny and ill!" rcId
«bull go Iloun to tho bunk.‘
“- air all!" to lIrI-ollw now. 'l‘ln
IllH’l‘ stutltls on Ihc siIlI-lmurtl and 1H
ycl nobody has I'Ilrrictl it off; if ”my
do. Agilcs' mnthcr will my lllil' cs-
[ll't'le'tl ii. for wc :ll'ctl'l llII' careful pm.
Mr ill-‘5' llm'll lll lil' ill lll‘l' ul'lll'l'nlilill.
(Int-c in n whllc Auuic uIIIlm-ls with
IIII- bot-mow somc Illilll or ullII-r tlml
“ullltl llllllit' a show for comptlny is at
Ibc bunk. llllll I don‘t IIcc my wny
choir to bring it lIIIIIIc lInIlI-r my arm.
"You run lIIIvI- lllclu ull homo and
trust to llll'li if you'd ruliwr." i say.
"I‘d I'lIllIcr lhcy \l‘cl‘t‘ :II lIIc bunk.
lIcI-quIc tilt-n I nhould llllt'l' lhcm. you
know."
"lltrll'l new ll."
lln you hlll'."
Win-II our uIIIIircrIIIIry clinic urouml
wc ltml ll prom-III IIIIII u llilll' from mic
or .‘lllll'lt' I'llll'l'l" it'll-lids. ’l'lIc llllll'
l’llll lllln way:
"My III-or llrs. lIoIIuIIlIury: \l'I- III-ml
you our III-st congratulations on your
llllllil’l‘l"lll',l‘2 My husband will intro
lIlII lilllc Julio. you know; lllltl. llH nomc
Ulll' told llllll llllll lllc l.ouuslluryn In“.
so much Itllvcl' gitcll llII-III IIII tlII-ir
wctidluu that it won It positive cullmr
rIIIoIIuctlt to tilt-III. lII- sllyo you ought
to ho lttllllllllutl of being IIIIclI pious-run
at your. tlgc. uhllc lltt' IIltlcr gcncl‘uliuu
IIIIII not «run lll'l'iilllllllllt'il murmur
Ielnlllllll. uml Ilt'llilli you "ill illllc am
to wound you or the fort."
“lib. .lIIII! ll’II wilrcr!" for l llllil
puncllcd II llolc in tho pupcl'. "MI it
“It“. Ito it hurt. ll's plulctl. \l'c con
hot-II ii. We u llulltlillgtllsil. III' lor
li’Hll‘l'“. you know. How 'lllud. .lml
|llli|l'll. llm. ll dltill‘l m“. tom-II, .lw,
dbl it?"
”A fl'W“tlllllll". I should llllllll."
"Ilow good! l'crhuplt i'l'l'll
Jolt?"
”l'ol'lmpu till: it's l‘illllt'l‘ iiilhi u'clulll."
"luu't it Ilcllpiltl'ui 1' \l‘c'li lllll’l‘ mine
In more ill It "Munro-w Illnhl. mot will
that» over to lull. I should l’cI-l lll‘l'llll
fully to how llml IIIllIIlI." l ltwml lltvl'
murmur Ilml M'I'llillii.
"ll'lnli for?"
".hwu"lt' ll'u snob u colul‘m lo butl-
ulll' lllllm llut‘ you than our" “poll"...
it It elldcu or not."
"Youth scum Iiml '7. Mill" but
I upper one thing that one on. new on
"Vullillr'
"fllll' Ittul'llltl NM» l Mhull ill it
love your-I we'll have paid for llw
WW uullll. and iiwll We'll filll'll ll
Whom
auld l: "but it's just
'I‘lt‘ I,
Arc the only or: let haviuglcc.“t"° oh.'n
stalls?” e no". so Veehihgt
idem tuition to cloak drills
Krieger' 5 Lou Prices
.- - - - Milly: lleep llrie‘gere Bury.
The great number of ctielbniere seen in our Skirt and Suit
Department every day, Is conclusive evidence that we have
the goods the people want, and at prices they are willing
to pay.
Our
New Spring Millineryr!
Now on exhibition and sale, embraces all the desirable and
the choicest-styles ior women‘s wear. The stockmnst he
been to be appreciated.
H. KRIEGER,
Store in llaheclteino Hotel block.
Nowadays
w'l
No one need go to Europe for a
Watch. The best are made right here
in America by the American Waltham
Watch Company. Two watch move-
ments particularly recommended—
“Riverside” and “Royal ”
found in gold, silver and gold filled
caeés at
Bargains in Bicycles
A. w. Austin’s. 39w." Street. liorwellt.
NEW AND SECOND-HAND!
lldllilEI‘i'l‘ LINE ill"
IN NORWALK.
Wedding and
Society
lantlnsl Office.
Adjustment
on Street. do...
Cameras & Photographic Supplies i
RICHARDSON BROS" 19 North Main Street.
A lVllSt" lh-Vlristead Your Chain sAdjusted
ENGRAVING
lo the turnout.
lsulp Iatlon Idol-
Canbe
A‘llguulent oi
never ll l-II
'li'und Lite associate...
lions of Farrow, who run. . .
hove been returnsd by
in the suits I
insurance trends vii
east or c. Mutual W
to fall. 0. r. ll'arnsrob ,
perintendeut oi the
promoter In enchl
One indictment
furrow. territorial
United States my,m
or in connection with the
word 5. lliller. Two . .
lento; misdemeanor see
asslnst Woods. Those am
insurance policies head
My sud David L. M
dictments some. m
jointly or conspiracy“ 'l‘lIe .
ere on the policies lss to
Hsmmlll. George C. W
0. P. Bailey. . .
Extradition papers wl)l
s‘ndl‘arrovv willhe .,
on said that ram-t lo
surveillance and may . ,
as)!» .
Surprise was created ll
In Pittsburg or James L.
Bmklyn. one of the ;
the alleged swindle. lie nlli
once project was explained
Farrow as s chance to not
vote state bank if he could .
or 8,000. He, could not get, >
but in the meantime, under
l0 Woodsaessood numb:
the articles mailed to hlmll i
by Woods. and so become “so
He still was unable to get the , .
capital to estublish himself II at
mute partner, and disposed of- hit
lerest to Woods for "u noullllll
sidetsilon. "
Mr. Phelps came to Final .. .
tervlew a prominent man in
going bail for Farrow imbue: .
tor came here. The man MN
on the bond. , _
{low Inflow W
New York. April 21.41% H
the following story .of FII'I'OVI'
lions: Lieutenant Edward 8.
who Le excused of combine! It
lion with the alleged his .
frauds, is well known to .. ~
Yorkers and to many ofllcer'i t
out the country Lieutenant
has brcn in the lily for several
The Herald last Thursday ”ling
sluleluenl made by Wands after:
rest in which be implicated Ill .
or the Mutual Reserve Fund L116
citation of this clly. Al is Q,
hearing before Alderman P
King. Lieutenant Farrow wu .
the men mentioned by Wood!»
clsred that Farrow wit the. 1
or In» allege-II conspiracy and ’
\\ mute and u Brooklyn lawyer. J
T Phelps. Jr., formed the ligating
puny nmessary to the success of
atlreme. ,
The report from Pillsburl that . .
row had been owned In the all!”
of the plan caused great surprise ,
llle uflll'ri‘ti II! ”it association m
lieutenant had been connected A
their buslnctul for 18 months ,
with h M had proved to he one ‘1
most ‘lUIL’C‘llflful “Kelly: in their
lllU)’.
Morton 1). Moss. general W)
the association. told me till! ..
came. to him with the hell race ‘ ”
duiiunll he had cl‘er seen. Int! I“
had obtained business amounil
ti..l‘l00.0tlu during the first it mom
his efforts for the snot-lotion.
the men be insured were some of
lending citizens of New York. lilo; ;;
tome from Iommlulonl, it is
amounted to between ”5.000 and ”-
W0 is year.
Mr Moss said that three or
months ugo Mr Farrow exp:
dI-slrc to solicit business in Pen
Illn. He said he thoullll he could
money there. All of his dellim
the attenuation bed been entirely . ;
factory. and he had no dlmcully lip;_
tslnlng lhc general manager's do ‘
soon utter llc had begun work in .
but: the unset-lotion mirror! It '. ‘
applicatiouu for oolioba, the sums '
ulus from 55.000 to till. . C. . ~ ‘
Wood being made the beneficlln.
Farrow uppcll'lll‘ an the agent i
whom the immrauco was placed.
olllccru of the association. In ll _ .;
slulcd. become IIuIIplelous, an lllv' »
tuition was made. end the small!
Woods followed
Cleve-r Veal-m 0! lies film
The politic: under investlsatlt‘m we
Icy-rimmed to the association ea ‘ ‘
lulu-n out by Int-n indelbtstl to
'1' hey wcro supposed to seem! the
st on debts due him from lilo m
whose lltcs the pollclea we" m
insurance companies laaua lite
such policies, and there wad
unusual on the face of the
But these polluted were to let
Mutable. end the million. . , .
II ulso moody Mound. lav .
Illslle certain that the men
ill Woolll' tldbl in “I...”
policies. It was round. .
report. IIIIII their word , .
him at all end that the men .
routed to he Insured merely in .
‘IVIIII‘W I bond which WWI
wlloulto encased lhhlu
but they supposed the pellets: '
M «lull. Instead of the W
for width applications Were "‘53 ‘
While he won counseled _
lmlled listen y “out“
now was tried he! re s osiu't .
«liars-d with storming Ills m
tier. Tile case
liltslly wee mauled. “In .. W“
ml itllltlllull imam dull m
t he was physically
terms dull! its sled m in
notions [routes out of
rosin llamas» Pin“ 1‘.
Wallet-tors. tie III ‘
author at It million «It!
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New Yorll. AWM ' ‘
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